NETGEAR ProSafe WG102-500 Reference Manual page 56

5. Specify the fields as explained in
Table 3-9. Filter Settings
Field Descriptions
Name Assign a name to the filter policy.
Source MAC The source MAC address of the incoming traffic
Address
Destination MAC The destination MAC address for the incoming traffic.
Address
Source IP Address The source IP address and optional netmask of the incoming traffic. This field is
/ Netmask not applicable when you select ARP as the protocol.
Destination IP The destination IP address and optional netmask for the incoming traffic. This field
Address / Netmask is not applicable when you select ARP as the protocol.
Source Port The source port of the incoming traffic. This field is applicable only when you select
TCP or UDP as the protocol.
Destination Port The destination port for the incoming traffic. This field is applicable only when you
select TCP or UDP as the protocol.
Protocol Select the protocol(s) to which the filter rule should apply from the pull-down menu:
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Policy Select the policy action from the pull-down menu:
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Enable The policy is activated by default after you have added the policy to the policy table
and you have clicked Save or Save to Flash & Activate.
Deselect the Enabled checkbox to add the policy to the policy table without
allowing it to be activated after you have clicked Save or Save to Flash & Activate.
After you have specified the filter fields, click Add to List to add the policy to the policy
table or click Clear to clear the filter fields and return the settings to default.
If you want to remove a policy from the policy table, click Remove in the rightmost column
of the policy that you want to remove.
6. Click Save or Save to Flash & Activate to save your settings.
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tcp. The rule applies only to incoming Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)
traffic.
udp. The rule applies only to incoming User Datagram Protocol (UDP) traffic.
icmp. The rule applies only to incoming Internet Control Message Protocol
(ICMP) traffic.
arp. The rule applies only to incoming Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)
traffic.
all. The rule applies to incoming traffic of any protocol. This is the default
setting.
accept. All incoming traffic that matches the policy is accepted.
drop. All incoming traffic that matches the policy is dropped. This is the default
setting.
3-9.